Summerfield
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He had adouble life in consequence, and country life _citified_, perfected hiscapabilities and joys.
He had found that life in the country and town, was life in verydifferent spheres, with different manifestations, and each a differentset of lights and shadows. Life in the country was more natural, spontaneous and quiet; life in the town was more artistic, ambitious, and flushed with fever heats. Life in the country was picturesque, like the green, lovely landscapes in which it bloomed; life in... the townwas statuesque, like the flocking forms that pressed upon its sight andjostled it on its crowded way. Life in the country breathed in music;life in the town abounded in incidents and actions.
He remembered with grateful pleasure the noble occupations andamusements of country life. But he had profited well, and not lost, bythe change. If it was a noble theme to study material nature in thelandscape and sky, he found it still more noble to study moral naturein man; and man as he moved in the town, and acted in the drama of lifethat was daily brought before him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had adouble life in consequence, and country life _citified_, perfected hiscapabilities and joys.
He had found that life in the country and town, was life in verydifferent spheres, with different manifestations, and each a differentset of lights and shadows. Life in the country was more natural, spontaneous and quiet; life in the town was more artistic, ambitious, and flushed with fever heats. Life in the country was picturesque, like the green, lovely landscapes in which it bloomed; life in... the townwas statuesque, like the flocking forms that pressed upon its sight andjostled it on its crowded way. Life in the country breathed in music;life in the town abounded in incidents and actions.
He remembered with grateful pleasure the noble occupations andamusements of country life. But he had profited well, and not lost, bythe change. If it was a noble theme to study material nature in thelandscape and sky, he found it still more noble to study moral naturein man; and man as he moved in the town, and acted in the drama of lifethat was daily brought before him.
What to read after Summerfield?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Day Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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